Add blueMSX to the ASYNCIFY-required cores list - #46
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blueMSX synchronously reads machine configuration XML files during retro_load_game(). Without ASYNCIFY=1 the core deadlocks on the Emscripten event loop and never initializes.
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blueMSX reads machine configuration XML files synchronously during retro_load_game() to initialize hardware emulation. Without ASYNCIFY=1 the core deadlocks on the Emscripten event loop and never reaches its main loop, causing a silent content load failure where only the RetroArch XMB menu appears.
Related Issues
None directly — this is part of adding MSX/MSX2/SG-1000 support to EmulatorJS via the blueMSX libretro core.
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